UEFIStandards
UEFIStandards refer to the family of specifications known as the Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI), developed and maintained by the UEFI Forum. They define a modern, modular firmware interface between platform hardware and operating systems, offering a flexible alternative to the traditional BIOS. The standards cover system initialization, boot processes, and runtime services, enabling features such as driver modularity, secure boot, and firmware updating.
The UEFI Forum is the standards organization responsible for evolving the specifications. It comprises hardware and
Core concepts include a layered firmware architecture that initializes hardware, provides boot and runtime services, and
Notable features associated with the standards are Secure Boot, Capsule updates for firmware, and a robust